Central Florida towns that are not Orlando proper, Clermont, Altamonte Springs and Winter Park among them, add up to 95 addresses here. The Central Florida rows price at $550 for the vehicle. A handful of Miami-side entries landed in the same alphabetical sweep and kept their local fares, which is why the table opens at $80: those are short runs, not discounted long ones. Read the number on the row you want, because it is the price for the whole car.
The car meets you outside the terminal once you and the luggage are clear of it; the terminals themselves are run by Miami-Dade County. On a northbound day the start hour shapes everything after it, so the booking wants the ship, the date and your own estimate of when you will be standing outside. Nothing is pinned to the arrival time printed on the itinerary.
For the car. The booking party has the vehicle to itself, so a couple and a group of seven pay from the same figure for the same route, and the difference between them is which vehicle turns up. Nobody else is collected along the way.
They fall inside the same northbound band. The fare is built around the leg out of Miami rather than the last few miles at the top, so the towns ringing Orlando, Maitland and Ocoee included, carry the $550 figure that the city itself does.
A 50% deposit fixes the date, by payment link or Zelle, with the balance handed to the driver in cash at the address. Send the row, the party size and the ship name to WhatsApp at +1 (786) 682-8748. Visit Florida is a useful second stop for what is open around the town you are heading to.
